A Lesson in the Home of the Holy Gaon and Tzaddik Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a for the Residents of Rishon LeZion

A Lesson for the Residents of Rishon LeZion ◆ A Short Excerpt from the Lesson ◆ An Inside Glimpse from Within the Holy

The residents of the city of Rishon LeZion and its surroundings—students of The Rav, Rabbi Berland shlit"a, and those drawing close—were privileged to enter “into the inner sanctum” this evening, the night of the 2nd of Iyar, for a special lesson: living words of God from The Rav, Rabbi Berland shlit"a.

In the lesson, The Rav shlit"a shared new insights and explanations on the weekly Torah portion—Parshas Emor—while strengthening the public to say Shnayim Mikra v’Echad Targum. He also spoke about the secret of the wood-gatherer in Parshas Shelach-Lecha, and other treasures of the holy Torah, with wondrous new teachings that were sweet to the ear.

Additionally, in the lesson The Rav shlit"a spoke about Chushim ben Dan, who merited to cut off Esav’s head. Below are a few fiery words from the lesson:

“Therefore, specifically Dan—the tribe that was chosen—about him it is written that [during the wilderness period] he would return all lost objects. Because the entire mission of the Tzaddik is to return all that is lost. Rebbe Nachman says: I can restore all that is lost. Rebbe Nachman says: I can atone for all the sins in the world. The whole reason there was a Holocaust was because they did not know who the Tzaddik is. If ten people had said three times The Tikkun HaKlali, there would not have been a Holocaust at all. The Tikkun HaKlali atones for all the sins in the world, from all reincarnations, from the sin of Adam HaRishon.”

After the lesson, which lasted about twenty-five minutes, the participants went out strengthened to the courtyard of the prayer hall for Ma’ariv—burning with holy fire—together with The Rav shlit"a.